🔥Breaking news! Wall Street bigwigs just called for "BTC to return to $70k before July," while ETH is quietly bottoming out at this level?



The US and Iran are shaking hands and making peace, Hong Kong is strongly promoting "AI + Finance +," and the "CLARITY Act" may be delayed but is still "meticulous in its work"… The entire screen is filled with explosive-level positive news! Why is the market still hesitating?

Look at Bitcoin: $BTC Current price $64,511, 24-hour high $64,745, low $63,850. RSI across all three lines is around 54, and MACD is showing an initial bullish crossover below zero — this is a classic "spring compression" structure!

Is the $67,000 level really an unbreakable ceiling?

Don’t forget, once broken through, the wedge breakout is invalidated, and the bears turn into fuel.

Now look at the second favorite: $ETH Current price $1,672.70, 24-hour low $1,667.45, high $1,697.40. RSI6 is only 39.91, MACD is still below zero but the green bars are starting to shorten — extremely oversold, and historically, such positions have over a 60% chance of bouncing back! The lower Bollinger Band is at $1,457.21, the middle at $1,803.76, and the price is still 8% away from the middle band — this isn’t a distance, it’s a "money-giving zone."

Someone asked: Iran’s agreement can’t be stopped by Israel, the geopolitical chill is easing; even if the White House’s bill doesn’t pass by July 4th, the longer the bipartisan negotiations drag, the more solid the details become… Isn’t all this just obvious "bad news turning into good news"?

Funds will always find an exit. Bitcoin resists strongly, ETH is oversold, do you still think this is the end of the bear market? Or the prelude to a bull rebound?

👇 Tell me in the comments:
Do you bet BTC will break 70K first, or ETH will return to 2000 first?
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